Bypass the right brake handle?

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Bypass the right brake handle?

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Is there anyways to bypass the right brake handle? You have to hold it down to kick start the bike on, but I believe it is broken.
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DaylightDies wrote:Is there anyways to bypass the right brake handle? You have to hold it down to kick start the bike on, but I believe it is broken.
You don't need to hold any brakes when kick starting, only when electric starting.
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Bear45-70 wrote:
DaylightDies wrote:Is there anyways to bypass the right brake handle? You have to hold it down to kick start the bike on, but I believe it is broken.
You don't need to hold any brakes when kick starting, only when electric starting.
Thank you, Must be a fuel problem then!
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It`s the left (rear) brake for the electric start, at least on any scooter I own.
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Greetings:

All of my scooter e-starts worked with either brake held.
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Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:

All of my scooter e-starts worked with either brake held.
E-starter doesn't work for some reason.
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Does the brake light come on when you pull either brake handle?
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Re: Bypass the right brake handle?

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estart, anything can go wrong.. bad contact switch, starter relay, worn starter. etc. just kick start..
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